PMP Ammo?? And good???

[DeadHead]

So I went into the Dunhams in Chambersburg today (first time there) and saw that they had some PMP 300 win mag 180 gr soft points for just less than $10 a box. I never hear of PMP before (made in South Africa?), but it was brass cased. I don't know what kind of primer (boxer or berdan). I looked them up on the net and they make a bunch of ammo with both types of primers.

I bought two boxes to try for plinking. I haven't seen 300 win mag that cheap for a long time. (For the locals - there was still 2 boxes left there as of 1PM today.)

Questions- Has anyone ever shot any? What kind of primers does it have? Anyone ever try to reload it?

[GRIZ]

PMP i've used has boxer primers. I have used it in 270 Win in a Remington 7400. About as accurate as most factory ammo. Using it in a semi-auto I have had cases where the rim of the brass was ripped off by the extractor and I had to punch the brass out with a cleaning rod. Obviously, I haven't reloaded it.

[Tim Ault]

I used a bunch of it in 223 in an AR and reloaded that brass numerous times,It was some of the most accurate 55 gr ball ammo I shot through it.IMO it was/ is better quality than the Yugoslav made Privi Partizan

[Dave_n]

Pretoria Metal Products is the full name. Loaded 0.303 for many years and it is good ammo and the cases will reload well. Dave_n

[DeadHead]

Thanks for the replies. I guess I should have bought more for the price.